Quartzman 200 g calibration weight x 1 piece, [M1 precision] | Chrome-plated steel gram weight for digital jewelry scales and balance test industrial2 3s(Program+Verify) (30MHZ) Size:16 inch (40 cm)

Name: Quartzman 200 g calibration weight x 1 piece, [M1 precision] | Chrome-plated steel gram weight for digital jewelry scales and balance test industrial2 3s(Program+Verify) (30MHZ) Size:16 inch (40 cm)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 32991820950
Price: 152.00 USD
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Quartzman 200 g calibration weight x 1 piece, [M1 precision] Chrome plated steel gram weight for digital jewelry scales and balance test industrial2 3s(Program+Verify) (30MHZ) Size:16 inch (40 cm) 3s(Program+Verify) (30MHZ) alternative adhesive is included for later needs Wide Range of Use Suitable for digital scale and precision balance test Accurate measurement M1 precision

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